North Korean Heir Called "Supreme Leader"

North Korea on Saturday called Kim Jong Il's son "supreme leader" of the military, ramping up its campaign to install the young man as the next leader of the communist nation even as millions continued mourning his father. In a late night dispatch, the official Korean Central News Agency said Kim ...

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